Why are Profit and Loss Accounts prepared?

Why are Profit and Loss Accounts prepared?


Profit and Loss Account is a period statement which is prepared to show the profit or loss incurred by the Organization in the year for which it is prepared. It is prepared to disclose the result of operations of all the business transactions during a given period of time. It is also known as profitability statement .It is the final result of all business transactions of the organization. Profit and Loss account has four components namely Manufacturing Account, Trading Account, Profit and Loss Account and Profit and Loss Appropriation Account. Gross profit or Gross loss so calculated in trading account is taken to the profit and loss account.
What are the components of Profit and Loss Account? Explain them
Expenses and losses are shown on the debit side of Profit & Loss Account. Following is the list…
What do you mean by accounting concepts?
Accounting concepts are those basis assumptions upon which basic process of accounting is based. Following are the basic accounting concepts...
Accounting Conventions - a)Convention of Conservation b)Convention of Materiality c) Convention of Consistency
Convention of Conservation - This accounting convention is generally expressed as to “anticipate all the future losses and expenses, without considering the future incomes
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very nice answer
suyog 12-1-2018
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Deepanwita Pradhan 08-19-2014